Stomach Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 11

Soon Chun Hyang University Hospital in Seoul uses advanced diagnostics like PET-CT, 3.0T MRI, and Multi-slice CT for stomach cancer. Revision of MRI results may cost around A$140, with scintigraphy and CT scans typically running A$370 and up to A$700. Surgical treatment includes gastroectomy, which may cost between A$19,400 and A$26,900. The hospital treats over 15,000 international patients yearly and has 717 beds staffed by more than 130 doctors. Innovative tech includes TOMO-therapy and a bloodless surgery system.

Global Hospital Chennai uses TrueBeam STx and Da Vinci robot for precise, minimally invasive stomach cancer treatment. HIPEC, costing around A$23,800–28,000, targets residual cancer cells after tumour removal with heat-enhanced chemotherapy. The NABH- and NABL-accredited hospital offers interpreter services, airport transfer, and help with visas. It’s just 16 km from Chennai International Airport, making travel easier for Australian patients. The clinic’s 3 Tesla Silent MRI supports detailed diagnostic imaging to guide effective treatment.

BLK Super Speciality Hospital in New Delhi is JCI accredited and uses CyberKnife VSI, PET CT, and TrilogyTx for precise stomach cancer treatment. Immunotherapy with Keytruda (Pembrolizumab) may cost around A$13,100. The hospital offers non-invasive radiosurgery and advanced radiotherapy that target cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue. Australians benefit from English-speaking coordinators, VISA help, airport transfers, and accommodation support. Located near central New Delhi with metro access just 230m away, it offers solid care for international patients.